Games by WJH
"Regardless of worldly concerns, a good Game, like a good friend, is always ready to engage you in interesting activity at any time"
Thank you for playing my Games ... WJH
"Regardless of worldly concerns, a good Game, like a good friend, is always ready to engage you in interesting activity at any time"
Thank you for playing my Games ... WJH
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Can you put eight Animals into the correct Cages?
Can you place six Gold Coins in an Array as per instructions?
Each of four M_M's have a different color and a specific numerical value. Given the numerical sum of M_M's in each row of an four-by-four Array, can you deduce the numerical value of each color of M_M's?
A Brain Teaser. Read the Instructions carefully.
A second Brain Teaser to keep your brain sharp.
Given a sequence of nine numbers, can you supply the tenth number?
According to the Instructions, can you place six Stars in the correct locations?
Can YOU place twelve Stars into their correct location in the Sky?
Can you find one or more of the valid 92 possible solutions to this puzzle? One solution example is provided.
Challenge your vocabulary of five letter words.
Can you sort the 26 Letters of the alphabet into four categories?
Three Jugs, one contains a liquid. Can you move the liquid between the Jugs until two Jugs contain one-half the liquid and the third Jug is empty?
Consistent with the information provided by the first eight lines, can you enter correct numbers in line nine?
Can YOU fill a TOWER with Square Pieces? It can be done by careful observation.
This puzzle can be solved using only pure logical thinking. No guessing or "cut and try" is required.
Can you separate the Red Marbles from the Blue Marbles? Give it a try!
Can you place Numbers at the intersection of the Lines in a six-point Star, such that the Numbers in each Line sum to a target value?
This Puzzle looks very complex. But, once you notice a simple fact, it is easy to solve.
This Puzzle, at first glance, appears to be easy to solve. But, you may find it is more difficult than it appears.
Fruit is good for your health. But can you solve a puzzle with five fruits?
Most people enjoy playing or watching sports requiring specialized Balls. This puzzle uses five different Balls. Can you solve it?
Solving this puzzle may make you hungry. Bring on the COOKIES.
Remember playing Marbles in your childhood? This Puzzle, utilizing marbles, is somewhat more challenging.
Given several objects, CLUB, HEART and SPADE and a 5 by 5 Array. Can you insert the objects into the Array as instructed by the Messages?
Using the letters H, O, N, E, S, T, can you completely fill a 6 by 6 Array so that all the letters are contained in each column, each row and each 2 by 3 block sub array?
Using the letters T, R, I, C, K, Y, can you completely fill a 6 by 6 Array so that all the letters are contained in each column, each row and each 2 by 3 block sub array?
Given six Fruits: Apple, Orange, Pear, Strawberry, Peach and Lemon. Can you completely fill a 6 by 6 Array so that all Fruits are contained in each column, each row and each 2 by 3 block sub array?
A new version of Dominoes between you and the Computer. No skill is required, only random chance.
Given three examples as a guide, can you deduce the number(s) in the forth numeric configuration?
Can you draw four end-connected Lines through each Dot of a nine-dot Array?
Limited by two conditions, can you insert multiple copies of three unique Symbols into a four by four Array?
Given eight Letters and eight numerical Values, can you correctly assign Values to Letters so that the equality of five equations is achieved?
Your decision making skills are tasked to solve this puzzle. Can you do it?
Won't be a challenge to serious SUDOKU affectionatos, but others may find it interesting.
Need to brush up your analysis skills? This Puzzle may be helpful.
A Puzzle with a Large Square and eight Small Squares. Can you solve it?
Can you assign numerical values to A, B, C, and D such that four equations yield equal results?
Earn a "sweet" victory by inserting the letters C,A,N,D,Y into the correct positions"
If the letters P,E,A,C,H are placed in the correct locations, the puzzle is solved.
Given a unchangeable number sequence (1,2,...,9) and the Addition and Subtraction Operations, can you form an equation that equates to 100?
If one Pyramid Puzzle is good, two Pyramid Puzzles is even better. Utilize the same techniques to solve Pyramid Puzzle II.
A Pyramid of related Numbers. Can you place a correct Number in the designated Blocks of the Pyramid?
A challenging Puzzle can be generated using only the four Numbers 2, 4, 7 and 9 and the three Mathematical Operations Addition (+), Subtraction (-) and Multiplication (*). Why not give the Puzzle a try?
Is your Attention Span going strong? Play this Game to give it a test.
A Set of six Tokens (used six times) will fill a six-by-six Array. But, the Tokens must be placed in the correct positions. Are you up to the challenge?
A Puzzle containing an Array to fill with numbered Tokens to achieve targeted row, column and diagonal summations. Every RESET is a new Puzzle to solve. Delay using the "Show Solution Button" until all else fails.
Everyone should know a few Mathematical Symbols. Use this Quiz to learn some of the most commonly used Mathematical Symbols.
Feeling rusty on your Trigonometric Functions? Spend sufficient time with Trigonometry Quiz to refresh your memory.
Do you know various Geometric Shapes? Play this Puzzle to test your knowledge.
You are given the first and last letter OR the three middle letters of a random five-letter word and are requested to fill in the missing letters.
Space for a five-letter word is provided, but one random letter is missing. Can you add the missing letter to correctly spell the word?
Every person should be knowledgeable of a few important legal terms. This quiz helps you polish your mastery of legalese to a bright shine.
A database contains over two thousand five-letter words. An unknown word is drawn from the database and a random letter is placed in the Golden Egg. The challenge is to properly place the four other letters to spell the word correctly.
Our Hero is captured in a large maze of squares. Can you set him free?
Biology has many unique words. This Quiz contains but a few of them.
A Quiz of 100 Quantum Physics related terms.
Form a Big "T" from four distinctive pieces.
Triangle and Square Puzzle
A Puzzle to test your critical thinking shills.
Can YOU receive more points than the Computer by setting colored Blocks to form ascending stairs?
To calm your nerves, watch colored balls peacefully move and randomly collide.
Can you predict which colored ball will be the first to accumulate over 1000 points?
Test your recall of classical and atomic Physics with this Quiz. Some answers are obvious, other answers less so.
Chemistry has many terms unique to the subject. This Quiz will test your knowledge of them.
It has been said that Mathematics is the language of Science. This Quiz addresses several areas of Mathematics.
Take this Quiz to add to (or refresh) your knowledge of Philosophical Terms. One hundred and ten terms and their related statements are provided for your learning pleasure.
Given a Target Number, can you use mathematical operations to find it?
Knowing how to read Electronic Schematics can often be useful. Take this Quiz to refresh your skill.
Take this Quiz to confirm your knowledge of Dog Breeds.
Take this Quiz to confirm your knowledge of Bird Species.
Four Spheres are weighted in various combinations. Can you determine which Spheres will balance?
A QUIZ to identify fourteen common TREES.
Many Engineers and Scientists contributed to shaping the modern world. This QUIZ will improve your recall of twenty famous Engineers and Scientists.
Put Six Numbers into six rows, six columns, and six defined areas. It can be done. Hints are provided.
Ten Words are given, but the last letter of each word is missing. Ten individual alphabetic letters are given. Can you correctly fill-in the missing letters to complete the Words?
Horizontal and vertical rectangles, each containing two alphabetic letters, can be fitted into a pattern to spell nine common English words. Give it a try!
Twelve "P's" and twelve "Q's" fill the puzzle grid. But can you logically find the correct arrangement?
Can you put various size fruits on rows and columns such that some fruits are hidden by other fruits?
Four common English Words can be formed by clicking the arrows. Can you find them?
Placing Letters in an Array appears to be easy. But, restrictions apply to increase the difficulty. Why not give it a try!
Eight Chipmunks want to ride "The Wheel", but can only ride in a specific location. Can you place the Chipmunks on "The Wheel"?
Can YOU draw a continuous line to connect the letters of five common words?
Some Letters are presented for ten inter-meshed Words. Can YOU find the missing letters and complete the Words?
Put Numbers into a Four Square Array so that each Number appears only once in each Row, each Column and each Sub-Array.
Five CLUES lead to the placement of Blue Letters and Green Letters into Circle Sectors.
Six nine-letter Words are divided into three-letter Segments and then randomly mixed. Your task is to find the six Words.
Given three Equations and nine Digits, can your enter the Digits into squares such that the Equations are mathematically correct?
Can YOU put Numbers on the sides of a Triangle such that the summation of each side's Numbers is a specific value?
Can YOU place eight Letters into an array such that no consecutive Letters touch, even at the corners?
Even with a restriction, find four Numbers that multiply to produce a defined Product.
The Cat seeks to capture the Mole. Can YOU guide the Mole safely to Home?
Using the three clues provided, can You determine what Number each Letter represents?
Drawing from the set of Letters (F, I, N and E), complete six partially completed Words.
The Magic Number is 34. But, what numbers must be put into the Magic Square to yield this result?
Five colored Pentominoes are in a five by five Array. Can You find them?
Given eight Letter Blocks and eight specific Numbers, can YOU use the Equations to join Numbers and Blocks?
Use your analytical skills to insert digits into an Array to form correct arithmetic equations.
A challenging, but interesting Puzzle, to place A, B, C and D into an Array as directed by a Number pattern.
An rather easy, quickly solved, Puzzle. But, you may find it to be good practice for more challenging Puzzles.
Can YOU place a STAR into a pre-defined region of a six-by-six Array?
Each of four Geometric Symbols is assigned a hidden number. The Puzzle is to discover the hidden numbers.
Using the five letters in the word "EARTH", insert the letters into a 25 square Array subject to specified restrictions.
Nine Coins are installed in Squares of a 5-by-5 Array. Can YOU place sixteen more Coins to achieve row, column and diagonal "Target Sums"?
A seven by seven Array needs to be filled with X's and O's. But certain restrictions apply. Can YOU do it?
Each Letter in an Array is assigned a specific, but unknown, numerical value. The product of each row and each column of the Array is shown. The puzzle is to deduce the numerical value of each Letter.
A “STRING” of thirty, consecutive numbers is to be woven into a thirty square array. Some numbers are provided to get YOU started. Apply thoughtful effort and YOU can do it.
A quick and easy Puzzle. But, good practice for more difficult Puzzles, such as Puzzle 132.
Nine Digits and four Equations! Can YOU apply the four Operations to balance the Equations?
Ten Blue Buttons form a large Pentagon. Can YOU place Numbers into the Blue Buttons such that each side of the Pentagon sums to fourteen?
A challenging Puzzle that requests YOU to correctly place twelve, colored Pieces into a six-by-six Array.
The map of five Neighborhoods in a small Village needs to be brightly colored. Can YOU correctly color the map?
Edibles and Equations combine to result in a challenging puzzle. Can YOU assign the Edibles a value and solve the Equations?
Join the epic battle of cat vs mole! The wily mole will always stay one step ahead - unless you can mesmerize it with the secret three-point move!
Can the Gold Star Sphere make contact with eleven, colorful Glass Spheres before the Counter reaches ninety-nine?
Twenty interlaced Triangles with a Red Ball at each Vertex. Can YOU insert a Number 0, 1, 2, 3 or 4 into the Vertices such that the three Vertices of each and every Triangle sum to SIX (6)?
Clicking numbers into circles on a star is very easy. But, becomes more challenging if the numbers must sum to a predetermined value. It's not easy, but it can be done.
Subtraction and multiplication are useful mathematical operations. When combined to match a Target can yield an interesting puzzle. Nine different Target combinations are provided.
By correctly placing Numbers into each set of 3 RED Balls, you can obtain a sum 30 for each set. Give it a try!
Colorful pieces of a large Crayfish can be skillfully formed into a Circle and a Square if patient effort is applied. Can you do it?
Each of the 118 known Chemical Elements has a Symbol and an Atomic Number in the Periodic Table of the Elements. Repeated utilization of this Quiz will strengthen your recall of the Symbol and the Atomic Number.
Utilize your analytical and logical skills to successfully align geometric Shapes into the correct Pattern.
Seven colorful Shapes form a Big E. Can YOU form the seven Shapes into a Big Square?
Join Physicists in a Quantum Mechanical Experiment to convert energy to matter. Your assignment will be fully explained.
A unique cross-word puzzle in which the words are given, but your challenge is to place the words into a two dimensional array such that intersecting words share a common letter.
Given the Digit Sequence (1,...,9) can YOU insert three mathematical operators (-,+,-) such that the result equates to One Hundred?
Given a five_letter word with all the vowels removed, can YOU insert the correct vowels to complete the word? Give it a try!
Look out Wordle - we're playing through! Play an eighteen-green Golf Course by finding an unknown five-letter Word at each Green. The lowest number of required Strokes is the goal. Are you the Tiger Woods of Word Golf?
Can YOU distribute Jars to Chipmunks such that each one receives the same number of jars and an equal amount of content?
Can YOU utilize two Vases, of unequal size, to obtain a pre-specified number of water gallons?
Can you guide the Vice-President to visit his Staff and exit to his waiting limousine?
Nine Chipmunks want to traverse from the Left Deck to the Right Deck, but certain restrictions apply. Can you get the Chipmunks across the water in seven trips?
Classic Yahtzee is a worthy melting of “dice” and “poker”. But, in Super Yahtzee, you play one-on-one against the Computer. May the more skillful player win.
A pure version of the popular Card Game “Twenty One” with no “double down”, “split” or “surrender” complications. Can you take all the Dealer’s money and WIN the game?
Most modern languages contain well-known Idioms. Given a possible alternate interpretation, can YOU identify common English Language Idioms?
Can YOU find the Red Ball fast enough to earn four 10's?
It can be done, but requires Concentration Extraordinaire.
Given a Set of nine distinct geometric Objects and a large, nine-by-nine Matrix, can YOU place a complete Set of Objects in each horizontal Row, each vertical Column, and each three-by-three Sub-Matrix of the large Matrix?
Can YOU use a telephone keypad to reveal twelve interesting Quotations?
A strategic contest between Red Balls and Black Balls. Which color will have the most balls remaining at the conclusion of the contest?
Can YOU find three interlinked words with five letters each? May require exercising the little gray cells.
Want to improve your logic and math skills? This is the Puzzle for YOU.
Squirrels would loved this puzzle, but YOU can do much better than a squirrel.
A colorful Puzzle that can be readily solved if first selections are carefully considered.
Two Contestants, YOU and the Computer. Which one can can hold onto their Coins the longest?
A peaceful competition between YOU and the Computer to place the most Tokens until the Board is full.
A game of strategy and random chance. Can you bounce marbles more successfully than the computer can bounce marbles?
A Game to test your quickness of judgement as well as your patience. Getting a high score requires some practice.
Complete a few simple steps and the MIND READER will read your mind.
You use the Red Tokens and the Computer uses the Blue Tokens in a game of chance to determine who can gain the Maximum Wealth.
A Race is ready to start. Based on four random clues can you determine the order of the Runners at the finish?
A big box of scrambled letters that contains hidden words. Can you find the words specified?
Three Dads and three Grads but who is related to who?
Given three letters in fixed positions. Can you form five different words by adding two more letters?
An abundance of fruit, but can you determine which fruit is required to achieve a balance?
The Dog wants the dog food and the Cat wants the milk. But you must skillfully move them towards the food. Can you do it?
Some numbers are given and some numbers are missing. But 12 sets of three numbers will each sum to 23 when you position them correctly. Good Luck!
By use of careful reasoning and Tile position information, can you place eleven Tiles in their home-position?
A big, purple Piggy Bank full of Nickels and Dimes. But, can you discover how many Nickels and how many Dimes?
Want to earn some money? Nickels can be converted to Dimes if you can uncover the Nickel sequence to click.
From the time of Jules Caesar comes an encryption method. It can be easy or difficult to solve. Why not give it a try?
You are shown seven similar-looking Balls. But, one is heavier, can you find it in only two measurements?
Three couples are going to the prom. Can you determine who is going with who?
Six words change wheat into bread. But finding the six words is a challenge. Don't give up, you can do it.
Three People. Three Professional Positions. Can you logically determine who is in each Professional Position?
Four aspiring Musicians. Can you logically determine what is each Musician's musical field?
The Cocktail Glass contains an Olive. Can you construct a physically similar Cocktail Glass containing no Olive?
The Queen wishes to find a unique path through her Garden. Can you fulfill the Queen's wishes?
Six Pennies are arranged in a triangular form but need to be in a circular form. Can you perform the transition in the fewest number of moves?
Shakespeare says placing Letters into Squares should be easy. But there are restrictions. Can you decipher the unique Letter arrangement?
Given nine Dominoes and an Array of Blue Dots, can you place the Dominoes on the Blue Dots such that in each horizontal row, vertical column, and both diagonals the Domino's black dots sum to a single, specified number?
Presented with twenty-two Letters. Can you blast nine Letters out of the way that the remaining Letters spell a single word? Give it a try!
Want to expand your vocabulary? Play this Quiz to score an 18 in all 11 Boxes.
It may require several attempts but you are learning as you play.
Play this Quiz to further expand your vocabulary. Scoring an 18 in all 11 Boxes may require considerable effort, but learning can be fun.
Reinforce learning of your expanded vocabulary by playing this Quiz. Many Words have both antonyms and synonyms but can you score an 18 in all 11 Boxes by distinguishing the difference?
Keep trying, it can be done.
Goats are in the Cabbage Patch. Can you arrange three straight lines to
separate all the Goats from the Cabbages?
Given a number of Coins and a special ARRAY.
Can you place the Coins on the ARRAY such that every Row, Column, and Diagonal sum to fifty five? Give it a try!
A Lion is trapped in an Array by numerous Barriers.
Can you release the Lion?
Mancala is an ancient two-person game said to have originated in Africa. But, modern electronics makes possible a Mancala contest between a Human and a Computer over the Internet. Can you win against the Computer?
Align your numbered tiles vertically, horizontally, or diagonally with a sum of seven (or greater) to win against the Computer. Even though the Computer can not think strategically (plan ahead), it watches your moves very closely. Thus winning can be quite a challenge.
Cattlemen Tex and Jake need their Cows sorted, but novice Cowboy Elmer may not be up to the challenge. Can you solve this puzzle and help Elmer sort the Herd?
Five lively Chipmunks are engaged in five different Activities. But, given five Clues, can you resolve the Activity each Chipmunk is doing?
First glances can be deceptive. It appears that four objects completely fill the Square. But, with a little ingenuity, five, non-overlapping objects can be fit therein.
Some effort is required to predict the correct Cog-Tooth Numbers, but once you master the method, you can predict with 100% accuracy. Don’t give up!
Try your Luck vs. the Computer in this random chance Card Game.
Can you identify the unique sounds of many musical instruments? Play this game and you will learn to identify thirty-two popular musical instruments.
An intriguing logical-reasoning puzzle. Discover which Penguin is wearing the Blue Belt.
Dismantle a Pyramid of Cards by repeated summation to 13. (Carefully read the Game Description and all the notices before clicking the "Fill Pyramid" Button.)
Silence is golden - unless you have something totally awesome to say! See if you can match the speakers with their famous quotations.
It is said that mathematics is the language of science. This program will introduce your to forty of the most famous mathematicians throughout history. Enjoy at your own pace.
A Game of strategy and chance between YOU and the Computer. YOU can form a strategy, but the Computer rarely misses a scoring move if one is available. Man against Machine. Who will Win?
Given the letters G, L, N, R, T and the vowels A, E, I, can you find five different eight-letter words that utilize the letters once per word?
Play this game to sharpen your observational skills and improve your ability to quickly sum two numbers. Can you maintain paces with the Cat while filling the Array?
The Joker invites you to make as many Suites as possible before four Kings arrive. A Score of twelve is possible, but you may have to play several games before you attain it.
This is a Two Person Game played either in person or over the Internet. The Computer provides the playing environment but does not participate in the game decisions.
This is relatively quick, but a really good game, since the Computer will win if you don’t carefully consider the consequences of your moves.
A configuration of Hexagons await your inserting numbers such that each number is either greater than the sum of the two numbers below it or less than the difference between them. Give it a try.
A quickly played game of medium difficulty. Only the letter A, B, …, K are used, but are not allowed to touch. Try your skill at arranging the letters.
This is a “Numerical Logic Game”. Very little, if any, guessing, or “cut-and-try” is necessary if significant analysis methods are utilized. Want a test of your analysis abilities? This is the game for you.
Careful assignment of X’s and O’s to non-frozen empty cells will yield success. But, significant thought will be required. Don’t give up!
In BINGO, for amusement, Phrases are often used to represent “Call Numbers”. The Players must resolve what Call Number the Phrase represents. Try your success of converting Phrases to Call Numbers.
This program provides two randomly numbered Bingo Cards for the Bingo Player.
A Bingo Game requires only one Bingo Number Caller but several Players with Bingo Cards. This program provides the tool needed by the Bingo Number Caller.
Two Basketball players. One shoots and one blocks the shot. But can he block fast enough? Play the game to find out.
Using six dice, a Player vs. Computer game of chance with modest decision making required. Are you up to the challenge?
A classic, nine piece, jig-saw puzzle. The red piece location is given, but not it’s orientation. This puzzle requires some experimentation, but with patience, it can be solved.
Four Monkeys but three Peanuts. Can you arrange a path between Monkey and Peanut?
If Stars are positioned properly in equations, Verification is confirmed. Can you attain Correct Verification?
This is a SWEET Game that tests your visual acuity and quickness. Find as many patterns of three candies as you can before time expires.
Everyone loves to read and “Classic Novels” have been widely read for centuries. But, do you remember who wrote your favorite novels? Test your recall by playing this Game.
Can you change the position of two (and only two) Match Sticks to create a correct equation?
A Game with Dragons, Warriors, “Cards of Wisdom” and Laser Beams must be exciting. Which Unit will have the highest Score?
“Rules of the Rails” prevent two Train Cars from simultaneously occupying the same rail position, yet Train Cars must be properly arranged. Can you move the Cars to the desired numerical sequence?
Many doors, many paths. Closed doors block paths. Can you find a path from start to finish?
Test your literary recall. Given the “First Line” of a famous novel, can you name the novel?
Multiple colored Jewels are randomly displayed. How many can you arrange in lines of three or more before the bell rings?
Four, highly active and nervous, Balls are lost in a large Maze. Can you guide them to safety in the allotted time?
Given three Foxes and three Geese, can you successfully guide them to their new positions, while avoiding disaster?
A ROYAL Riddle of Shields. Place Shields in an Array such that no Shield is in line with a similar Shield.
Given a number-boarded 7 by 7 Array and a set of Numbers, fill in the Array squares with missing numbers to make a sequential path in numerical order, 1 to 49.
See the Flag and hear the Anthem of a Country, then name the Country.
Move numbers from a set onto an array such that every row, column and both diagonals sum to thirty four (34).
Turn ten Yellow Stars into ten White Stars by summing Star values.
A well-known puzzle attributed to Albert Einstein. It is often claimed that only 2% of the population can solve the puzzle – even though all it requires is straight logic.
While their names and music is still alive today, few people realize that many of the famous classical composers were the ultimate badboys of their era. For example Johann Sebastian Bach fathered 20 children in his lifetime - looks like Kanye better get busy. Famous Composers is a "classic" game that tests your skill at matching the composer to the music.
Still saving your frequent flyer miles for a trip to New Zealand? Save yourself the trouble and get the full Kiwi experience playing the hottest game straight from Auckland.
If the petri dish growing in the yogurt jar in your refrigerator hasn't whetted your hunger for science, try playing Famous Scientists to meet the great scientific minds from history.
Calling all sudoku lovers. No rest until the numbers are all in place.
Here's your chance to channel your inner Vanna White and tackle these 66 quotations!
Ever wonder why snowflakes are always hexagonal? That would be good to know. But find that out on your own time. Now's the time to solve Hexagon!
And you thought decorating the Christmas tree could be done without tying your neurons in knots? Think again!
Red pill or blue pill? The matrix is alive and deadly in GridSnake. There's no escape unless all 25 squares are in perfect alignment. If you can't handle the truth then stay hooked up in your pod!
Another math teaser! Formulas 1 through 23 were too bizarre for human consumption. Hopefully playing Formula 24 will leave your cranial pathways intact.
Some say Stephen Hawking and Neil deGrasse Tyson took the easy way out choosing to study black holes and astrophysics - they couldn't handle Star Puzzle. This is your chance to out-Einstein the Einsteins! Play now!
Now that summer's over it's time for your neurons to return from vacation
and get back to work. Peg Solitaire has been pumping up brain cycles
since the court of Louis XIV in 1687.
Will you be dominated as a knave, or will you rule over the board?
They say if you don't have anything good to say then don't say anything at all. The next best thing is to say an Antonym. Exercise your inner Devil's Advocate by playing Antonym Challenge.
The Synonym Challenge is the antonym of the Antonym Challenge.
Be proudly PRO-CHOICE by choosing which game you prefer.
Climate change is heating the polar caps. The penguins realize they have one final gambit to save their frosty environs: Cordiality. Play Penguin Climate Challenge to see if your penguin has the right stuff to survive in this new world.
Hot from WJH's keyboard comes the popular game Connect 4!
Cancel all weekend plans - you'll be busy.
Version 4 will keep you further on your toes.
It must have been one heck of a party - because now the whole neighborhood needs help getting back to their houses. Not pointing any fingers - but from where is WJH getting his inspiration?
What started as an innocent logic puzzle from an LSAT exam turned into a gluttonous free-for-all over donuts and bagels. Did you get the answer? Who cares?! Pass the milk!
Just because it's been a few years since his own Sweet 16 party - it's not stopping WJ Hale from producing yet another neuron-tingling game.
Announcing an original new game from the desk of WJ Hale. Once again you've got a chance to go mano a mano with your robotic opponent. Stay focused and you'll get the buzz of victory. Falter - and you'll feel the sting of defeat!
An idyllic summer afternoon with the Fox and Goose families takes a dangerous turn with the introduction of the felonious weasel. Despite the stalwart presence of Officer McWoof, they’re stumped how to safely cross the river. Your neurons will be firing at capacity getting all members safely on the other side. Good luck!
Just in time to "ring" in the holidays - toss your hat in the ring for a game of Multi-Circles!
It's you against the computer in a bare knuckle algorithmic brawl. Sure you can sequence a list of numbers - but can you do it inverted?
Ready to bow down to your robot overlords? NEVER! Defend the human race by pitting your intelligence against a ruthless digital opponent in this challenging game. Focus - or you may end up seeing stars.
In a dystopia not far away burly law enforcement enforces a crushing toll on travelers along a pastoral country road. Who better to conquer the system than a merry band of chipmunks and a monkey! But they'll depend on your mental magnificence to pass the gate with their meager supply of 24 coins. A daring tale of citizenry moving from the Right to the LEFT!
In a galaxy far far away, young Jedi knights relax from a long day of resisting the evil empire by indulging in a game of Laser Mirrors. Now you too can unwind from a long day of #resisting with Laser Mirrors!
Some people are born to greatness, some people rise to greatness, and some people have greatness thrust upon them. It is now time to play Greater Than, another brainchild from the desk of WJH.
Something wicked this way comes. Wickedly hard that is. Just in time for Halloween comes a fiendishly difficult puzzle. Stay calm and remember it can be solved, but if not by you then at least take solace that the country needs dishwashers too. ;)
No gender, race, religion or partner preference is safe when this politically correct cannon delivers its penetrating shells into the harmonious color-coded ecosphere. Once again AI shoulders its way in to challenge your superiority!
Channel your inner Gödel playing Find Three. But who would best this logic game must find first these numbers three. Fail in sixteen tries and you'll be left waiting for Godot.
So you think you're a fast speller. Can you spell faster than... a train!? In Vowel Search you'll have to keep the letters flying or you'll end up on the wrong side of the tracks!
Focus is key to winning Feature Four. Your opponent is tireless. Relentless. It's silicon against flesh and blood. Blink. You Lose. Grit your teeth and don't throw in the towel just yet. You'll need it to wipe the sweat from your eyes. Is that you - VICTORY?
A refulgent full moon glows over a rippling pond. Match three she-frogs with three he-frogs. Is this idyllic scenario a calm respite for the eternal romantic? Or will you end up pulling your hair out in clumps trying to solve this midsummer puzzle?
It’s claw versus fang in an action-packed march to dominate the board. The noble bear matches wits with the wiley wolf. The pace is relentless. Falter and you will lose!
While others see the pretty colors - your gaze is focused on the 10 ounces of Credit Suisse gold. To the victor goes the spoils, but you’ll slink away empty-handed unless you can solve this devilish puzzle in eight tries.
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Mental midgets need not apply. This game has two modes: IMPOSSIBLE and IMPOSSIBLER. You have eight tries to find the solution to the TriSpheres puzzle and earn more booty from our friends at Credit Suisse.
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